Jan 19, 2017 07:57 AM EST By Eva M. Fernandez, UniversityHerald Reporter

The new "Final Fantasy XV" update, which will be released on January 24, will include a new self-photographing feature. The new update will also include additions to the previously announced Holiday DLC pack.

New Self-Photographing Feature

The new January 24 update, which will be released for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One a new photo system that will allow players to take pictures of the crew while travelling, Express reported. The new self-photographing feature, however, doesn't allow the players to take picture while on battling mode. Players will have to give the photography responsibility during battles to Prompto.

Speaking of Prompto, his photography became an unexpected treat that a lot of players love about "Final Fantasy XV." Now, the new self-photographing feature got everyone asking if gamers will have full control of the pictures they were able to snap.

Additional Holiday DLC Pack Features

Besides the self-photographing feature, players will also get the chance to availe additional features for the Holiday DLC Packs. For the Holiday Pack+ Updates, new features will include the opening of the Moodle Chocobo Carnival, ht new Noctis-only Festive Ensemble costume, and exclusive photo frames, Gematsu reported. Meanwhile, for the free version Holiday DLC pack, the new update would also include the opening of the Moodle Chocobo Carnival, an additional "Choco-Mog Tee Noctis-only costume, and additional free version photo frames.

Recently, there were reports that Square Enix now has concrete plans on the expansion content of its acclaimed and popular "Final Fantasy XV" This is an impressive fact considering that it took a long time before the developers officially released this game. Now, Square Enix is gradually proving its promise of extensive post-launch support.

The recently reported issue on the vast unused area in the game has been speculated as something that could be included in the new DLC. But even if this glitch won't be used, a lot of fans still claim that the view there is spectacular and its fun to just roam around in that vast unused area. 

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